Needlework - Tapestry Needle (JJ&S)
Metal tool: one end of shaft has a needle hole, the other end is curved.
Sewing Tapestry Needle by John James & Sons, England
Details
Details
Along shaft, the inscription "JJ&S England"
These special needles are used for coarsely sewing mats or other thickly-woven firm materials, they can also be used for tapestry weaving. Unlike regular sewing needles, they have blunt tips to prevent splitting yarn plies and large eyes to accommodate thicker yarns or multiple strands, making threading easier and smoother during weaving projects
Other items from Busselton Historical Society
- Needlework - Stitching Awl
- Associated Blacksmith's Society certificate - issued to T Thompson
- Drum Set - owned by D E Feutrill
- Trophy - "YAL Fellowship Cup"
- Mobile Phone - "Samsung SGH-A501"
- Painting - "Old Vasse Hotel" by Matt Robinson
- Toy - Wooden Spinning Top
- Oral History - Ben and Diane Tas
- Oral History - Peter Delfs
- Needlework - Metal Heddle
- Framed Locality Plan - West Busselton Subdivision
- Photograph - Busselton Womens Hockey Association Parade
